3D lattice type fracture model for concrete
Abstract
A 3D beam lattice model is used for simulating fracture processes in concrete, which is schematized as a three-phase material (aggregate, interfacial transition zone and matrix). Numerical experiments are conducted varying the particle density. The obtained results show that, with increasing particle density, the peak-load decreases and the response is more ductile. This appears to be related to the amount of de-bonding. As a matter of fact,...
Paper Details
Title
3D lattice type fracture model for concrete
Published Date
May 1, 2003
Volume
70
Issue
7-8
Pages
927 - 941
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